305-368-7524

Country: USA
305 area code: Florida (Hialeah, Miami, Miami Beach)
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    Rich
    WARNING--BEWARE!!  These callers are   B I G   credit card criminals, known as the card service scammers! Under NO circumstances give these lowlifes your credit card number, or you will regret it forever!
    • Caller: card service scammers
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    John
    The card service scammers   WILL   'service' our credit cards,   BUT,   when they finish 'servicing' them, they will have NO available credit remaining. People that are fooled into having their cards 'serviced' will be charged a MINIMUM of $795.00, and many times the ENTIRE amount remaining on the card. The card service scammers are a disgusting group of degenerates, who prey mainly on the low income and the elderly, but will cheat anyone that they can!
    • Caller: credit card scammers--crooks!
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    anon
    got call today...did not answer...they did not leave msg. I blocked this number on my iphone.
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    Izzy
    Thanks you guys for the info.  I just got a call from them.   I never answer a number I don't recognize.  I did call back with my number blocked and got a busy signal.  
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    Larry
    Just got a call from this number. Wife picked up thinking it might be a call from her cousin in Florida. When caller said they would service our CC for a fee she quickly hung up.
    • Caller: Credit Card Scammers
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    Helen
    | 1 reply
    I have received calls previously and even though I block the number on my telephone calls continue. I don't recognize caller area code and I do not answer. No message ever left. What good is blocking or placing on DNC list? I have telephone blocked several times. Nothing seems to work.
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    Cindi
    | 1 reply
    So much for the National Do Not Call registry.  I register house and cell phones every three months and still get the calls!
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    Slim replies to Cindi
    Cindi -

    Did you actually read the information on the DNC registration page?
    Probably not ... because the registration does not expire.  In fact, re-registering may "open" your number for 30 days, each time you re-register!

    Perhaps this will be more understandable ... but you must read it, in order to understand!

    The DNC list is not a magic switch attached to your phone line, that will block calls.

    The DNC list is intended to help stop calls originating from legitimate telemarketers.
    * Your calls were not from legitimate telemarketers.
    * Therefore, the DNC list will not stop those calls.

                                                      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    Still with us?
    Want to learn more?
    Keep reading ...

    The DNC list does not automatically block calls.  Instead, it provides a list of  "do not call" phone numbers to legitimate, registered telemarketers who pay a fee for the list.

    The DNC list exempts political callers, survey organizations,  charities, and companies with preexisting business relationships, as well as debt collectors, but these organizations might have their own, internal Do Not Call list (ask them).

    The DNC list is not effective against criminals, spammers and scammers, because those people do not subscribe to the DNC list, and do not care if you are on or off that list.
    Its purpose is to stop calls from legitimate telemarketers, and it does a pretty good job at that.  Just think ... if there were no DNC, you would be receiving incessant calls from BOTH legitimate and spamming telemarketers!

    Here is your reading assignment:
    http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0108-national-do-not-call-registry
    https://www.donotcall.gov/
    http://www.ftc.gov/news-events/media-resource ... try/enforcement
    http://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases ... lemarketers-pay
    http://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases ... istry-data-book

    Remember, the FCC's Do Not Call site is a good one to report unwanted calls from LEGITIMATE telemarketers.   To report spammers and scammers, visit the FTC site, at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/

    If you receive calls even after reporting them (and waiting a sufficient time), then you should consider using a call blocker app, device or service as your first line of defense.  Google "call blocker" to see such things at Amazon or other sites.

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    John replies to Helen
    Hint! You will have better results with your blocking of this 'cell' of card service scammers if you block the ENTIRE 305 area code, or at LEAST ALL of the 305- 368 numbers.
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    Angry Texan
    Looks like the trusty old credit card scammers have a new number they are using this week.  It sure is fun to mess with them by playing stupid and wasting their time.
    • Caller: Florida
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    Blasted Bama Girl
    So I answered and tried to get someone on the phone. Then I told him to remove my phone number from his list unless he was giving away money. He talked really loud stating they were giving it away and I interupted him and he came back with "Shut up, did you hear me, shut up. You [***]. You need to suck it". I HAVE NEVER been so shocked in my life. I was on two calls at the same time laughing at this guy because I could not believe my ears. This sounds so crazy that I still cannot believe the way he talked to me. don't give him anything...except a hard time when they call. Next one I am going to ask to hold please and tell them I need a million dollars fast! Same as Angry Texan above.
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    GRO
    Scammers - reported to Attorney General and FTC
    • Caller: Florida
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    Jason L.
    It was a SCAM credit card company offering me reward points but could not tell me my own credit card # when asked. Person wanted me to tell him my CC #. I told him, "No way will I give you my CC #" then I hung up. Beware!!
    • Caller: Credit card scam
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    izzy
    Keeps calling me.  I'm not interested.  Please leave me ALONE.

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